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   Posted: 23/Sep/2007 at 3:20pm |
You may not believe, but i have killed that devil inside me long back ...
I have sat over a 20 bagger - and it took 3 years .. i still hold it !
I bought one fundamentally good stock the same time when Basantji bought Pantaloons - that has been a 5 bagger and brokerages have uncovered it now and now they have started shouting that it still has lot of value left !
But i had got a 5 bagger and not 80 bagger in these 5 years !
Originally posted by smartcat
The problem is - even if somebody tells you that a particular stock has a potential to be a multi-bagger, the devil inside you will shoot down the stock idea. An 80-bagger stock most probably won't look like an attractive business/company right now. |
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PKB2000
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Posted: 23/Sep/2007 at 6:33pm |
Originally posted by s_praharaj
Thanx for initiating the discussion on multibaggers. I read somewhere that to identify a multibagger is like identifying Madhuri Dixit in her teens. I have also a small list of potential multi baggers.
1. TTML - Tata Mgmt, Sector having a lot of potential, cheap
2. Yes Bank - Experienced promoter, professional banking in most profitable sector of banking.
3. Orchid Chemicals - Consistent performance, far sighted and experienced promoters.
4. TV-18 - Agreed with Basant's view point.
I would like to have the views of our forum members.
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Praharaj Ji is TTML still teen to take? Or people like us should better go for some other mature one like Rel COM! TATA INDICOM and TTML are they coming closer to each other? if so then I will go again with TTML ( I lost money in 2005 in TTML) to recover my old loss! How TCS is maintaining TTML?
Note: I do not marry nor divorce any stock!
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Mohan
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Posted: 23/Sep/2007 at 10:37pm |
Originally posted by prosperity
You may not believe, but i have killed that devil inside me long back ...
I have sat over a 20 bagger - and it took 3 years .. i still hold it !
I bought one fundamentally good stock the same time when Basantji bought Pantaloons - that has been a 5 bagger and brokerages have uncovered it now and now they have started shouting that it still has lot of value left !
But i had got a 5 bagger and not 80 bagger in these 5 years !
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Prosperityji, A five bagger is better than a no bagger. Congratulations. Feel free to share What led you to it before the brokerages and more importantly keep it ?
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Be fearful when others are greedy and be greedy when others are fearful.
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s_praharaj
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Posted: 24/Sep/2007 at 2:09pm |
PKB2000,
I am still bullish in TTML, As per my calculation it should reach 50 by this year financial end. Then it will merge with TTSL and VSNL and together they will be another force to reckon with. Reliance, Tata, Bharti and Idea will be the major telecom players. I am still holding it. I was never mentioning this in the forum, because TTML, was considered to be a underperformer by all the recommending houses and individual analysts.
About Orchid also, I was bullish that time. Though management and industry is good, I realised later that Pharma is considered more or less as a commodity in India. It will go up, only when the cycle will come. So, I exited completely from Orchid.
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PKB2000
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Posted: 24/Sep/2007 at 5:27pm |
Originally posted by s_praharaj
PKB2000,
I am still bullish in TTML, As per my calculation it should reach 50 by this year financial end. Then it will merge with TTSL and VSNL and together they will be another force to reckon with. Reliance, Tata, Bharti and Idea will be the major telecom players. I am still holding it. I was never mentioning this in the forum, because TTML, was considered to be a underperformer by all the recommending houses and individual analysts.
About Orchid also, I was bullish that time. Though management and industry is good, I realised later that Pharma is considered more or less as a commodity in India. It will go up, only when the cycle will come. So, I exited completely from Orchid. |
TTML: The way it is moving, either year financial end should be reduced to end of this month to reach 50 or one need to add at least 1 before 50 if he waits till the end of this financial year! Stunning indeed!
Edited by PKB2000 - 24/Sep/2007 at 5:33pm
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TTML is one of the few stocks that I also hold and like to moniter. The best time to buy this stock was last year when it was hovering below 20. Downside risk was very low at that time. I would never buy it at current price as Risk/Reward does not seems to be in my favor. At the same moment I have no plan to sell my holding either. Wondering why we have a tendancy to look at the stocks that are making new highs and rather miss the opportunity on the good companys that are reeling with some bad news.
Edited by sushil - 25/Sep/2007 at 9:33pm
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Posted: 25/Sep/2007 at 8:57pm |
Originally posted by sushil
TTML is one of the few stocks that I also hold and like to moniter. The best time to buy this stock was last year when it was hovering below 20. Downside risk was very low at that time. I would never buy it at current price as Risk/Reward does not seems to be in my favor. At the same moment I have no plan to sell my holding either. Wondering why we have a tendancy to look at the stocks that are making new highs and rather miss the opportunity on the good companys that are reeling with some bad news. |
Curious to learn a few other examples from you -good organisations that are reeling with some bad news (except IT sectors)
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Posted: 25/Sep/2007 at 9:33pm |
It's funny that you said IT sector because some of them started offering good value. The other neglected sector is sugar. Everybody knows about it but nobody want to invest e.g Balrampur Chini that has moved up recently, at around 60 offer very good value and risk/reward is in our favor. This is a cyclic business and we need lots of patient and go through pain to get good gains.
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